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	Aulorhynchidae (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Tubesnouts are usually found in schools, often near the surface.
		Our Tubesnout has an elongate shape and may grow to 18 cm long.
		Several female tubesnouts may lay their eggs in a nest which is guarded by a single male.
	artedi.fish.washington.edu /FishKey/aulorhy.html (90 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Although the dorsal and pectoral spines provide some protection; sticklebacks are preyed upon by a number of predators.
		Although these fish have no angling or commercial fishing value, they may serve as a food source for larger predators.
		Identification: Tubesnouts have a short elongated body with a tapering snout and small mouth.
	www.humboldt.edu /~raf1/fishbook/bony/b14.html (221 words)

	Many thanks to Edward J. Palumbo for this review of Edmonds Underwater Park
		The bulkheads of the DeLeon dry-dock, sunk in 1935 as a breakwater for the ferry terminal at the park's southern boundary, provide a garden-like habitat for plumose anemone, rockfish, cabezon, painted greenling, kelp greenling, and lingcod.
		Kelp crab, decorator crab, shrimp and tubesnout can be found in the eelgrass.
		Depth at the westernmost end of the sunken dry-dock is about 40-42 feet, so air consumption due to depth is not a major concern.
	www.shorediving.com /Earth/USA_West/Washington/Edmunds_Park/review_4327.htm (489 words)

	Tubesnout (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Tubesnouts often form large schools in shallow water particularly at night.
		During breeding season the male developes a white and fl snout and bright red gills
		Looking down from a dock especially at night you will often see schools of tubesnouts.
	www3.telus.net /kerryw/creature/tubesnt.htm (41 words)

	HMS Student Papers UCSantaCruz - A comparative study of the fish population within Hopkins Marine Life Refuge: ...
		An increase in abundance was seen in fl-and-yellow rockfish, Sebastes chrysomelas, kelp rockfish, Sebastes atrovirens, and cabezon, Scorpaenichthys marmoratus.
		Species encountered in 1996 but absent in the previous study were treefish, Sebastes serriceps, thornback, Platyrhinoidis triseriata, tubesnout, Aulorhynchus flavidus, snubnose sculpin, Orthonopias triacis, corraline sculpin, Artedius corallinus, and California halibut, Paralichtys californicus.
		Two of the newly observed species, treefish and snubnose sculpin, are southerly distributed species that may have displayed a northward shift in distribution.
	www-sul.stanford.edu /depts/miller/student_papers/UCSantaCruz_4.html (167 words)

	Many thanks to Edward J. Palumbo for this review of Point Whitney
		If you follow the pipeline to approx 30-32 ft and turn 90 degrees to your left, you may find what appears to be an attempt or start of an artificial reef of pipes and cinder blocks, which is where I found a small octopus.
		The shallower water is a wonderful area to explore for tubesnout, painted greenling, fleye goby, crescent gunnels and lemon nudibranchs hiding among the eel grass.
		Lodging is conveniently available at the Glen Ayr Canal Resort (360-877-9522), the Sunrise Motel (360-877-5301) or other motels to the south of Pt.
	www.shorediving.com /Earth/USA_/Washington_/Point_Whitney/review_5057.htm (379 words)

	California Diving News - Letters to the Editor
		I gave it my buddy to look at and he thought it was lobster antenna at first.
		It sounds as if you are right, a pipefish (although it may also have been a tubesnout).
		Pipefish are related to seahorses and rarely seen, first because they are uncommon but also because they are so carefully camouflaged in sea grass or eel grass (an area where divers do not always carefully explore).
	www.saintbrendan.com /cdnjuly02/letters7.html (914 words)

	Quiz results - July 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		JCM would have at least 4, while Isaac might also have a few.
		They were forced to cancel due to lack of interest.
		All of them besides the Norway pout and the tubesnout, because they rhyme.
	www.skeptics.com.au /quiz/0507.htm (2591 words)

	Birdfish Lab People
		Jane joined the lab in 2002, as an undergraduate intern for the citizen science beach monitoring program, COASST.
		Since then, she’s traveled to Chile to tag Pink-Footed Shearwaters and has spent countless hours on Tatoosh Island waiting to spot a tubesnout in the bill of a murre.
		Away from the field, Jane has continued her work with COASST as well as several other projects in the Parrish lab, and has made sure chocolate brownies are never in short supply.
	www.fish.washington.edu /research/birdfish/people.html (1926 words)

	Edmonds Underwater Park WA page
		According to a study by the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife, some of the biggest fish in the state are found within Edmonds Underwater Park.
		Typical species include cabezon, perch, sole, flounder, various rockfish, tubesnout and fleyed gobies.
		Volunteers have recently completed their annual survey of lingcod nesting sites within the park.
	www.dtmag.com /dive-usa/EdmondsUnderwaterParkWA.html (1407 words)

	Aulorhynchids
		Another obscure family of "Tube Mouth Fishes", the Tubesnouts look like rigid, straightened out Seahorses, with their elongated bodies, bony lateral scutes.
		Two species, one on either northern Pacific coast.
		Found hiding in kelp beds, seagrass, rocky shores.
	www.wetwebmedia.com /aulorhynchids.htm (38 words)

	Albums By arnellandjohn - ImageEvent
		We spotted 22 different fish species on the first dive, 23 on the second dive.
		Notable fish not photographed include white seaperch, monkeyface prickleback eels, topsmelt, senoritas, tubesnout, reef surfperch, kelp surfperch, cabezon and opaleye.
		November diving in California can be great, in between storms.
	imageevent.com /arnellandjohn (502 words)

	Macrophyton and Tides at Yaquina Estuary
		Birds feeding on herring eggs at the Yaquina Estuary, Oregon.
		Size and age of the tubesnout (Aulorhynchus flavidus) in the Yaquina Estuary, Oregon.
		Size, seasonality, and sex ratios of the bay pipefish (Syngnathus leptorhynchus) in Oregon.
	www.orednet.org /~rbayer/j/j781.htm (5661 words)

	Fish Trivia Question List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Male lingcod guard large egg masses in the subtidal zone.
		Male tubesnout, stickleback, greenlings, and gobies also guard the eggs.
		What is the longest a fish can live?
	7thfloormedia.com /projects/safari/newsletter/questions/qftriv.html (303 words)

	Dive Log
		Dropped onto the bottom right next to an angel shark.
		Big sheepcrab, school of circling tubesnout fish, numerous San Diego dorrids, and a couple of speckled nudibranchs.
		About 5 or so purple jellyfish, most with commensal crabs within; octopus out in the open; elbow crab burdoned with a big barnacle stuck to its arm; couple of large swimming crabs; a string of the stinging Apolomia uvaria wrapped around a giant kelp strand.
	www.judith.garfield.org /divelog.htm (3651 words)

	11.04.96 - Washington Ed.Net Briefs
		The Port Townsend Marine Science Center conducts beach seines to educate the public, and to replenish its exhibit tanks with native marine life.
		This night's seine yielded shiner perch, herring, rockfish, sculpin, shrimp, greenling, the eel-like tubesnout and pipefin fish, and crabs.
		Marine biologist Anne Murphy, co-director of the science center, and fellow biologist Judy Friesem gave constant narrative about every specimen in the pool as they netted them back into buckets.
	www.edbriefs.com /wa96-97/wa11.04.96.html (3970 words)

	stock Pictures, Tubesnout (Aulorhynchus flavidus), Actinopterygii-Seawater Fishes Photography, Images, Photos, by ...
		his page contains samples from our picture files on Tubesnout.
		These images are intended to communicate the sense of awe and wonder I have for these amazing beings.
		No use, reuse, copying or reproduction is allowed without PHOTOVAULT®'S specific agreement and permission, not even on the internet.
	www.photovault.com /Link/Animals/Aquatic/aSeawaterFish/FamiliesSpecies/Tubesnout.html (471 words)

	Monterey
		This time one of the seals really took it to the next level and aggressively attacked anything we shined our lights on.
		I'm not certain what the toll was but at least 1 tubesnout and 1 blue rockfish ended up on the menu.
		Video was hard as the seal really silted things up when he started chasing fish but it sure made for good entertainment.
	www.metridium.com /monterey/conditions-02-m03.html (24105 words)

	Pacific NW Scuba - Vancouver Washington / Portland Oregon - Twanoh State Park Dive Site Review
		So off I went with Wes, Georgia Arrow and Darice Garrett, to find and photograph these critters.
		(Well, Georgia and Darice spotted a lone tubesnout)
		Usually you'll spot a few on your dives, but these guys were everywhere!
	www.pnwscuba.com /reviews/twanoh.htm (186 words)

	Pacific NW Scuba - Vancouver, Washington - PNW Critter Watchers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		There were also just huge schools of tubesnouts and sandlances.
		So, after the first day of the survey-on three dives-as a group we saw the following:
		Today we went back to the same area as our first dive yesterday.
	www.pnwscuba.com /critterwatchers/olympic.htm (3132 words)

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